ThanosIsMad

If they think the answer is true and were told that the answer was true, then I'm sure it'd pass the test since, to their understanding, it was true. However, if they were told something was true and they ever had a sliver of doubt that it wasn't true, then the lasso would aid in exposing said flaw and allow them to ultimately reach the conclusion of what they were told or what they're saying is a lie.

I guess people who own guns and shoot recreationally don't find CoD fun because they can shoot things in real life. Or pro sports players can't find pickup games at the park with a bunch of kids fun. Or that racecar drivers don't sometimes skip out on going to the grocery store to drift in a vacant lot for fun for a few minutes.

Someone who can fly can find fun and excitement out of a rollercoaster. The speed of the roller coaster is nothing you don't experience driving to and from work; the turns and loops make it what it is. Unless Clark and Jon fly in figure eights all day, there can be fun in it.

Looks like an Astral Projection + Telepathic and maybe EM based attack. At one point, Mags could astral project and using his powers while astral projecting isn't entirely out of the question with all of the crazy stuff he's pulled.

Stark's suits seem to last longer under stress, too. Bruce's armors amount to things he uses to not be slaughtered and to buy time for backup or to come up with a better plan.

Energy blasts from the hands.

Doom lived millions of years, not just millennia.

Superman doesn't use TK, he manipulates EM fields for all of his powers, including shit not breaking when he lifts unless he wants it to break. He's consciously strengthening the EM fields on the atoms of the objects he moves with his own personal field. It makes more sense than him being a telekinetic.

Energy projection from the hands.

And that's it.

If they completed the story arc, Helspont and the Daemonites would've been a perfect foil. But they bombed that one hard.

Superman was written like Superman in every book that Superman didn't star in; his core books were muddled with poor creative teams and editorial interference from the jump, and the line never recovered. Superman didn't need to die and be replaced by Pre-Flashpoint Supes in order for him to get good; the teams that are on him now could've done good stories regardless of the Superman they used since they have the talent and likely aren't facing the same level of meddling from higher up.